The clinic has hosted two interdisciplinary conferences on diabetes care in the past year and has another planned for next March 15-17 at Meydenbauer Center in Bellevue, Wash., on prevention of diabetic amputations with a focus on medicine, surgery, research and wound care. “We have had up to 500 people, …
Read More »TYPE 2 DIABETES AND CHILDREN
TYPE 2 DIABETES AND CHILDREN Part 2 Weight, Metabolism And Self-Esteem Issues In our previous segment I discussed the reasons for the staggering increase in Diabetes in children and why the worse is yet to come. Now I am going to help you help your patients understand why this is …
Read More »Issue 187 Item 1: Need for More Aggressive in-Hospital Glucose Control
Blood glucose is often ignored by nurses and physicians who focus only on the reason for admission, not the underlying disease.
Read More »Issue 187 Item 2: Early Fitness Protects Middle Age Hea
Fitness in early adulthood slashes diabetes and metabolic syndrome risk by 50%.
Read More »Test Your Knowledge Diabetes In Control.com Issue #185
This Week’s Question: Comes from this weeks newsletter Item#2 Combining rosiglitazone, metformin, and insulin aspart improved glucose metabolism in obese type 2 diabetic patients compared with mixed insulin alone, according to the results of a open-label, randomized trial published in the December issue of Diabetes Care. Which of the following …
Read More »New FDA approved drug for ED Cialis (tadalafil)
New FDA approved drug for ED Cialis (tadalafil)
Read More »Issue 185 Item 6: EXERCISE, NOT DIET, MAY BE BEST DEFENSE AGAINST HEART DISEASE
EXERCISE, NOT DIET, MAY BE BEST DEFENSE AGAINST HEART DISEASE Despite widespread attention to diet, calorie intake may not be a major factor in causing death by heart disease, according to a 17-year study of almost 9,800 Americans.
Read More »Item 5: Incidence of Hypoglycemia in Insulin-treated Type 2 Diabetes Higher tha
Incidence of Hypoglycemia in Insulin-treated Type 2 Diabetes Higher than Previously Recognized Hypoglycemia may be more common patients with type 2 diabetes who are treated with insulin than was previously thought.
Read More »Issue 185: Item 4: Beta-Blockers Improve Survival Outcomes In Diabetics With He
Beta-Blockers Improve Survival Outcomes In Diabetics With Heart Failure Therapy improves outcomes for diabetic patients with chronic heart failure, albeit not to the extent realized by patients without diabetes.
Read More »Renal Disease Progresses in Slowly Type 2 Diabetics
Renal Disease Progresses in Slowly Type 2 Diabetics Type 2 diabetic patients without overt nephropathy have a significant, but slow, course of renal insufficiency.
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